Minecraft Dungeons 2 Capes, Pets & Rewards

Minecraft Dungeons II does not have a universal code list. The official reward system is built around editions, pre-orders, playing the first game and limited events, and each source has its own deadline and redemption path. This page separates what is still obtainable from what has already expired, so you do not waste time on a fake code list.

Reward sources at a glance

The table is the whole system in one screen. If a page promises a working code for any of these, it is almost certainly recycling an old promotion or making one up.

The Hero Cape is the main free reward

The Hero Cape is the reward most players can still claim. The official steps are:

1. Play Minecraft Dungeons with the same Microsoft account you will use for Dungeons II.
2. Log into Minecraft Dungeons II before 31 December 2026.
3. The cape unlocks for Dungeons II and also for Minecraft Java and Bedrock.

You do not need to own both games to qualify. The official article says playing the first game through Game Pass or Steam counts, and joining a friend's couch co-op session also counts. That makes the Hero Cape the cheapest reward in the list: borrow a copy or join a friend, then log in before the deadline.

Deluxe Edition and pre-order rewards

The Deluxe Edition includes four hero skins (dark-gold variants of Valorie, Kellen, Ren and Flores), the Soul Cape, the Blub pet, and DLC 1 and 2. These are part of the edition, not separate codes.

The pre-order bonus was the Twisted Cape, the Twisted Chicken pet and two skins. The official article treats it as a pre-order reward that is no longer available through purchase. If you see it sold as a code, treat that as a third-party risk, not an official path.

Event capes and the Aurora warning

The Corrupted Creeper Cape is distributed through online and offline events and promotions; the official page says to stay tuned, which means there is no fixed permanent unlock. The Special Cape is described as a special-occasion or thank-you reward, with no repeatable steps.

The Aurora Cape is the one that causes confusion. It is a Minecraft-only reward, not a Dungeons II cape. The promotion ran from 29 September to 14 October 2026: watch 15 minutes on Twitch or 3 minutes on TikTok, then redeem the code at minecraft.net/redeem by 31 October 2026. Even if you redeem it, it does not appear in Dungeons II.

How to redeem

• In-game rewards: use the game's rewards/redeem screen for edition and promo content.
• Minecraft cape codes: redeem at minecraft.net/redeem.
• Physical pre-order codes: redeem through the platform store you bought from — Xbox, Nintendo eShop or PlayStation Store.
• Dungeons II promo codes: check the official Capes & Promos article for the current path; do not trust a list that does not name its source.

Common mistakes

• Searching for a universal code list. There is no official universal list; rewards are tied to accounts, editions and events.
• Missing the Hero Cape deadline. 31 December 2026 is the date to remember.
• Confusing the Aurora Cape with a Dungeons II reward. It is Minecraft-only.
• Buying a pre-order code from a third party. The official pre-order window is closed; treat resale as risky.
• Assuming the Deluxe extras are codes. They are part of the edition and unlock through the platform account.

Start here

If you played the first Dungeons, log into Dungeons II before 31 December and claim the Hero Cape. If you are buying the game now, decide whether the Deluxe extras are worth it before chasing event rewards that may not return.